Built in 1846, on the corner of Craven and Harding Street. Joseph Platt was listed as beerhouse keeper in 1846…
CRAVEN ARMS, 57 CRAVEN STREET
Photo above: The property was sold to Duxbury’s, circa 1930. This picture shows the bricked up front door prior to…
GREAT NORTHERN, 102 CRANBOURNE STREET
Photo above: Looking down Allington St from Cranbourne Street, circa 1969. Opposite the Great Northern (Bass House), stands the old…
CRANBOURNE ARMS, 100 CRANBOURNE STREET
Built in a new street arrangement in 1871 – expressly as a public house – on the North West corner…
GREYHOUND, CRAFTON STREET
An 1865 advert referred to ‘that newly erected well accustomed beer house called the Greyhound, with Bowling Alley, Brewhouse, piggery…
BAKERS ARMS – MUSICIAN, 34 CRAFTON STREET
One of the last to survive of the numerous pubs off the Wharf Street area – by the 1990s only…
PRINCE OF WALES – BAROCCO, 2 CRAFTON STREET
photo from Peter Taylor The Prince of Wales, on the corner of Crafton Street and Wharf Street is a mid…
ROSE & CROWN, 31 CRAB STREET-Later ST MARKS ST
Crab St see Rose & Crown bottom right, looks a substantial pub going right through with an entry to George…
BOWER, 81 COVENTRY STREET
The picture abobove taken c1969. Edward Smith landlord 1830s we know he was there 1838 when he posted a message…
ADVENTURERS, ADDIES BAR, 41 COURTENAY ROAD
Cornered on to Whitwick Way, The Adventurers is architecturally typical of many out of town pubs built by M&B in…